# Plan my SAT or ACT prep from a practice test score

A study plan built from your practice test results, targeting the sections and question types that will raise your score most.

- Topic: Learning & Teaching
- Framework: Few-Shot
- Level: Standard
- Tags: Plan, Fill-in Template
- Source: https://www.thinkwithprompt.com/prompts/plan-my-sat-or-act-prep-from-a-practice-test-score

## Prompt

```text
Help me build an SAT or ACT prep plan based on my practice test results.

**Test:** [SAT / ACT], test date: [DATE]
**Practice test scores:** [total and section scores, which official practice test]
**Question types I missed most:** [e.g. "linear equations, comma rules, inference questions", or paste the score report breakdown]
**Target score and why:** [e.g. "1350 to be in the middle range for my list"]
**Time available per week:** [HOURS]
**Accommodations, if any:** [e.g. extended time]

Do this:
1. Find where the most points are available: question types I miss often that are common on the test and learnable.
2. Separate content gaps (didn't know the rule) from timing issues and careless errors, and suggest a fix for each.
3. Build a week-by-week plan until the test: targeted practice, timed sections, full practice tests every 2-3 weeks, and a review routine for every missed question (why I missed it, the rule, a similar problem).
4. Include pacing strategy for each section and the week-before and test-day plan.
5. Recommend free, official practice materials first.

Return the gap analysis, a weekly plan table (Week | Focus | Practice | Checkpoint), pacing tips, and the test-day checklist.

Don't promise a score increase. Remind me to check current test format and dates on the official site and to compare with my colleges' testing policies, since many are test-optional.
```

## What to fill in

- SAT / ACT
- DATE
- total and section scores, which official practice test
- e.g. "1350 to be in the middle range for my list"
- HOURS
- e.g. extended time

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